Work-life balance at Cisco
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The interview process involved three rounds of technical interviews. These covered C++ basics and data structures, and included an introduction to my project experience. It was a great experience, but unfortunately, they were only hiring contractor
A headhunter contacted me about a position at Cisco and asked if I had any interest in it. Since it was a position working with cloud solutions that I wanted to try, I submitted my CV to him. After several days, I was invited by the hiring manager
Questions weren't too hard; all were solvable within the given time. People were friendly. Study algorithms, C/C++ coding, and math proofs. Study a lot of sample interviews online, especially acetheinterview.com and careercup.com. These sites have
The interview process involved three rounds of technical interviews. These covered C++ basics and data structures, and included an introduction to my project experience. It was a great experience, but unfortunately, they were only hiring contractor
A headhunter contacted me about a position at Cisco and asked if I had any interest in it. Since it was a position working with cloud solutions that I wanted to try, I submitted my CV to him. After several days, I was invited by the hiring manager
Questions weren't too hard; all were solvable within the given time. People were friendly. Study algorithms, C/C++ coding, and math proofs. Study a lot of sample interviews online, especially acetheinterview.com and careercup.com. These sites have